Amnesty International issues an apology after a report described a support centre linked to author J.K. Rowling as “anti-rights,” according to reporting. The centre, associated with work on rape support, is connected to Rowling, who has been a high-profile public advocate in debates about gender recognition and related policies. The apology is directed to the leadership of Rowling’s rape support centre after the charity’s wording drew criticism. The outlets report that Amnesty’s review process and the language used in its publication are at the centre of the dispute. Amnesty’s message to the centre indicates the charity does not intend the label in the way it was understood, and acknowledges that the wording caused offence or concern. The story focuses on the change in tone and the apology rather than on any specific policy actions by the centre. It highlights how language in human-rights-related reports can affect organisations and individuals linked to contentious public debates. The reports do not detail an ongoing legal action or further sanctions, and primarily describe the apology and the circumstances around the “anti-rights” description.